Single-Player, endless runner snowboarding game that can be exact description of this game. Alto’s adventure was released on 9 February 2015 by Snowman. Initially for IOS devices but later collaborated with Noodlecake Studios for android version. It was released on 16 February 2016.This game was built in collaboration between Snowman, an indie development studio based in Toronto. The developers intended to capture the magic and flow of “Snowboarding” rhyming with disappearing mountains. Basically, inspired by JOURNEY(2012), TONY’S HAWK PRO SKATER 2(2000) and WINDOSILL(2009).
This game was built in collaboration between Snowman, an indie development studio based in Toronto. The developers intended to capture the magic and flow of “Snowboarding” rhyming with disappearing mountains. Basically, inspired by JOURNEY(2012), TONY’S HAWK PRO SKATER 2(2000) and WINDOSILL(2009).
It was highly praised by reviewers for its art style and aesthetics. But criticized its game play as unoriginal.
The developer announced a sequel, ALTO’S ODYSSEY which later struck the market in 2018 with the same pattern and designing but with dessert theme.
Gameplay
As we go further on to the working of Alto’s Adventure, the player-character automatically moves to the right side of the screen through procedural generated landscapes. The player taps the screen to jump and perform tricks, stunts in the air.
While we cross the scenario, the player can go through goals which are given three at a time. Goals include such things as traveling a set distance, crossing dangerous gaps, grinding across rooftops of villages, and many more. Players are rewarded for completing goals and whatever amount of coins are collected.
While playing can be used to purchase upgrades. Tricks and stunts performed by the player in succession or combos lead to earn high competitive score.
Final Thoughts
It is a staggering simple game, pretty compulsive, and engaging atmosphere with soothing sound and hell savage fun. People who are not into blood-shot or hostile games would like it’s incredibly relaxing experience. Kids love its incredible visuals and tons of miniature details. Surely preferable game that must be played by one. Don’t forget to try out Alto’s Adventure or Alto’s Odyssey.
